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Understand your TPN Lease Agreement with Cilna Steyn, Managing Director of SSLR Inc. Part 28 | Clause 30: LETTERS AND NOTICES A tenant doesn't need to be an occupant and an occupant isn't always the tenant. Cilna explains the difference and each role's responsibilities: https://buff.ly/4gtN6Wv If you would like to understand more, feel free to reach out: 📞 086 100 7757 📧 enquiries@sslr.co.za 🌐 buff.ly/4bCFnmu #Occupants #Tenants #TPNLeaseAgreement #SSLRIncorporated #LeaseAgreement

London's Cleanliness: A Historic Transformation London's a city steeped in history, and that history includes its journey towards becoming a cleaner place. From a murky medieval past to the modern metropolis we know today, the evolution of London's cleanliness is a fascinating story. At MCS, we're proud to be a part of London's ongoing clean narrative. In this blog post, we delve into the city's transformation, exploring the challenges of the past, the Victorian reforms that turned the tide, and the 20th century's advancements. We also discuss the present focus on sustainability and exciting future initiatives using technology for a cleaner, greener London. Check out the full blog post here: The Evolution of London's Cleanliness: Past, Present, and Future (mcscontracts.co.uk) What are your thoughts on London's cleanliness journey? Share your comments below! #MCS #CleaningServices #BuildingPartnerships #London #CleanCities #Sustainability

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🏗 It has been a big week in the construction world, with the announcement of the BT Tower due to be turned into a hotel, and the completion of HS2's longest tunnel. 👉 Read on to find out more about those updates plus many more! 👉 For the latest news from us, please click here: https://bit.ly/48GP0y4 #industryupdates #constructionindustry #constructionnews

Exciting updates from the #FederalBudget! Strengthening infrastructure foundations paves the way for sustainable growth. 🏗️💼 #InfrastructureGrowth #EconomicDevelopment

The 36 metre long pedestrian and cycle bridge over the A379, a key feature of the new residential development in Exeter, marks one year since it officially opened. Designed as a gateway feature, the structure will enable pedestrians and cyclists to cross the busy carriageway to access the new housing development, local school Matford Brook Academy and community facilities. Devon County Council is making significant strides towards its climate goals by enhancing connectivity and promoting active travel in Exeter. This bridge not only maximises efficiency and safety but also features architectural lighting with dynamic colour changes. Our multi-disciplinary team provided technical expertise to overcome complex ground conditions. By using reinforced earth structures for the abutments, they eliminated the need for deep foundations. The steel sections were prefabricated offsite, transported, and assembled on-site, culminating in a single crane lift. Edmund Metters, Director, Buro Happold, said “The team worked closely with GRAHAM Civil Engineering to ensure both the substructure and superstructure methodologies were aligned with their preferred methods. A crane lifted the assembled footbridge into its final position over the highway within a day’s possession to minimise disruption. To maximise sustainability, the team reduced material use through efficient steel design, which delivered significant embodied carbon savings. The need for deep foundations was avoided by using reinforced earth retaining walls as the bridge foundations.” Find out more about our bridge's projects here: https://bit.ly/VVemDx  #Infrastructure #engineering #bridges #civilstructures 

Work begins to make space for Leicester railway station transformation

"Building a Sunrise Mixed-Use Project for an Air Cargo Company" Read the full article below..

Due to the closure of the LaSalle Causeway, we understand that many Kingstonians have been experiencing traffic delays travelling to and from the city centre. We know that these delays have been frustrating for some motorists, so here is what we’re doing to ease the gridlock: 🚦 Adjusting traffic signals on Highway 15 and Montreal Street to improve traffic flow through the Waaban Crossing. 🛑 Making broader signal changes along Highway 2 and Division Street to help ease congestion. 👀 Keeping a close eye on traffic patterns and adjusting signals as needed. 🚌 Adding extra transit services and detours to keep Kingston East connected. 👷♂️ Adjusting construction plans to minimize disruption along Montreal Street and Highway 2. If you can, please give yourself some extra travel time or consider avoiding the busier times. We understand that frustration levels are high, but let's all agree to avoid cutting through private properties and try to avoid blocking accesses to businesses. We're working hard to keep things moving for everyone.

From runway expansions to terminal renovations, every project we undertake is driven by a commitment to innovation and quality. #AviationIndustry #ConstructionExcellence #AirportProjects